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: A must read publication   Listen to deposed dictator Aristide's preferred song:  Kapitalis Se Peche Motel or Capitalism Is a Mortal Sin

Posted Tuesday, May 31, 2011

New law on crack cocaine could apply to old cases

IMAGES An additional place of learning in the pleasant city of les Coteaux, south of Haiti, that is the envy of untold number of towns, other cities

Why the white working class is alienated, pessimistic

Posted Saturday, May 28, 2011

Justices uphold immigrant law, states can shut firms that hire illegal workers

IMAGESThe Big Picture: News stories in pictures

Posted Friday, May 27, 2011

Prison computer error lets 450 violent felons walk free

Police nabbed Dorchester man Dorisca after he was observed trafficking in illegal drugs

Statement issued by the prime minister of Haiti and co-chair of the IHRC, on media reports regarding the commission work

Police nabbed Dorchester man Dorisca after he was observed trafficking in illegal drugs

Bin Laden's reputed ex-lover feuds with a rapper

Former female Haitian teacher gets 7 years in slavery case

Saudis arrest woman leading right-to-drive campaign

Evidence said to tie ex-I.M.F. chief to housekeeper

The African hotel maid family in Guinea, Africa

Posted Monday, May 23, 2011

In Haiti, a new name but old gross incompetence, theatrical ritual

What's the debt ceiling, and why is everyone in Washington talking about it?

Doomsday prophet, followers 'flabbergasted' world didn't end

IMAGE The African hotel maid family's house in Guinea, Africa

Posted Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Many with new college degree find the job market humbling

Some French media, elite see IMF's Strauss-Kahn as victim of rough us justice

Church report cites social tumult in priest scandals

Crisis of confidence threatens colleges

Census: Divorces decline but 7-year itch persists

The exceptional, long list; who is a terrorist, who is not a person of ultimate level of terror

Something new under the U.S. sun: Relief for undocumented Haitian immigrants is extended

Despite city crackdown, immigrants still are often cheated by job agencies

Posted Sunday, May 16, 2011

Immunity defense would be hard for Strauss-Kahn

Bin Laden as patriarch

Mass. considers making alimony payments things of the past

Posted Saturday, May 14, 2011

Rich and sort of rich

Haiti's new president, Martelly

High schooler challenges Michele Bachmann to constitution showdown

Posted Friday, May 13, 2011

With Martelly, a better Haiti or new den of largely incompetent thieves

IMAGE W. punching Saddam, and hard

IMAGE Haitian President-Elect, Michel Joseph Sweet Micky" playing football; Martelly, a citizen of the United States?

Al-Qaeda threatens Obama grandmother

Aristide surprises by staying on Haiti's sidelines; Duvalier is rather frequently observed at fancy food establishments

At 100, still a teacher, and quite a character

Republicans say aid efforts in Haiti are a failure, a waste of taxpayers monies

Posted Monday, May 9, 2011

Haitian native Jean-Claude Brizard, Chicago new schools chief, doesn't back down from a challenge

Dominican Republic denies birthright citizenship to children of illegal immigrants

A charade in Haiti: Haitian lawmakers vote to permit dual citizenship

Haiti, a perpetual qualified participant at U.N. forum on world's poorest nations

Ariz. taking immigration law to U.S. Supreme Court

Posted Sunday, May 8, 2011

RAM members discuss Vodou, culture and more at New Orleans jazz fest

Judge gives immigrant in same-sex marriage a reprieve from deportation

from Bin Laden's compound 

Posted Saturday, May 7, 2011

Bin Laden's former sister-in-law on shadow cast over her life

Bloomberg to lay-off thousands of teachers

The economic cost of Bin Laden: $3 trillion over 15 years

Posted Thursday, May 5, 2011

Haiti cholera misery: 5,000 dead, and blame must be assigned to U.N. peacekeepers

Florida struggles with Arizona's immigration plan

Posted Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Most Americans would not vote for Palin or Trump; Obama's approval rating after Bin Laden's death

In the land of the unhappy people, a president-elect's incessant big talks about a permanent departure from the nation of Haiti's unwanted past, but no words yet about those who funded his presidential campaign

U.N. forecasts 10.1 billion people by century's end

Consuming even a simple meal twice daily in Haiti, not the affairs of the vast majority of Haitians

Sex, business and politics: Soon, a president to have a fifth co-wife

President Obama's announcement about the killing of Bin Laden

Posted Monday, May 2, 2011

Osama bin Laden is captured dead; President Obama's announcement

Switzerland is inclined to return Baby Doc Duvalier's frozen money to rather Haiti 

Posted Sunday, May 1, 2011

Visitor's visa, Green Card privileges of Haitian officials, others indefinitely revoked at the discretion of the U.S. for obstructing democracy, other Haitian progress, by way of superbly fraudulent legislative elections

Poverty-soaked Haiti extreme violence-issued president Preval is said to possess at least $81 million in overseas secret bank accounts

Father and son, bunking in G block

Posted Saturday, April 30, 2011

Disgraced orthopedic surgeon  who is of Haitian extraction kill self at grave of mom rather than head to jail

Franketienne, a prolific father of Haitian letters, busier than ever

Boston police chased, nabbed man of Haitian extraction who is again charged with gun crime

Elder Obama denied Harvard PhD

No U.S. visas for Haiti's alleged legislative election crooks

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